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The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1887-08-13
We Rambling Reporter.

. AOGt1hh OAAhS9 AsSlSOA w.
Fly time being in full blast with
all It's dull monotony, we concluded
to take little swing around the
circle to see what is going on IN
the adjoining parishes. Slowing
our gigantic ponderosity in Mr.. G.
w. Hickman's hack, plying daily
between Colfax and Boyce, by 81
o'clock ON the afternoon of Friday,
9Th instant, we drove up to the
residence of that gentleman for
change of horses. Mr.. II. duly
approaching the depressing effects
of red hot summer evening sent
out a mammoth watermelon, cool
and refreshing, for which he has
our most grateful remembrance.
Another hour found us putting
and painting through the streets OF
Boyce. However, our sufferings
were soon drowned in a glass of
ice-cold water, and the inquisitive-
ness of the reporter fully revived.
We found that Boyce is to have
a real live newspaper in few days,
with Mr.. Head for its headlight.
The gentleman was then on his
way to the city to purchase the
material, $500 having been sub
scribed by the citizens of the town
toward this laudable enterprise,
which has our best wishes for
success. The N. o. & p. railroad
company have about completed a
handsome round-house, turn-table
and coal chute at this place, while
fully a score of business houses
and residences have been built
within the.last few months, show
ing that the place is on boom
and that its citizens are an ener-
getic wide-awake set.
Catching the down train at TO-
by midnight we were safely slowed
away in the ''ice house" hotel al
Alexandria. The next day we were
taken in charge by Mr.. A. A
Goodwin, who with his eldest sor
Albert is keeping bachelors hal
during the absence of his wife and
daughter in Virginia, while hii
youngest son Percy is at school IL
Kentucky; and right royalty does
he know how to entertain, as cal
be attested by a dozen friends who
enjoyed his hospitality during thu
three days we remained in Alex
andria. The business men of thu
town are in good spirits over thu
present and future prospects o
Alexandria, and appear to have al
abiding faith in the prosperit.
which is beginning to show among
them. Indeed, they have goot
reason to be jubilant over thei
prospects. What with two grea
railroads already connecting then
with the outside world, the pros
pect of two or three more to b
built in few years, a mammoth
saw mill and lumber trade, a whoI
ping big compress now beln
erected that will bring them stil
. more trade, and numbers of smalle
manufacturing interests that W
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1887-08-13
ans. At night q grand ball was
given at the town hall
Leaving the iovial crowd in full en-

Leaving the J0viaA crowd IN iuil on
joyment of the entertainment which
had been provided for them, at pm.
we jumped into the hack again and ar
rived at Provencal ION time for the
$50 train, only to find it was 2 hours
behind time. However, the iron horse
came along after while, and we were
duly deposited at Boyce in the wee
small hours of the morning. After
breakfast with the family Of our old
time friend d. A. Smith, We bowled
along the river road and reached Col
fax at 1880 am, right side up with
care, and have been hustling around
ever since to get out this issue of the
CHRONICLE at the appointed time.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1887-08-13

On the morning of Tuesday, I'd,
distinct shocks of earthquake were
felt over considerable portion of
the States of Alabama, Tennessee,
Kentucky, Indiana, Illinois and
Missouri No lives lost, but some
damage done to property.
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noticed on all sides, our Alexandria
friends have solid foundation on !,
which to build their hopes.
Pineville also enjoys a full share |
of the hopefulness and prosperity |
Of her neighbor across the river,
and we found those popular mer-
chants B. Turner and g. w. Bolton
as busy as bees waiting upon the
many customers that thronged
their doors. Both of them have
immense stocks, and no one need
go any further to get almost any
thing they may need after once
entering the stores of either of
them. By fair and upright dealing,
moderate profits, and universal
courtesy to all, they have built up
trade that is wonderful to see, and
of which they may well be proud.
Politics are beginning to reach
fever heat in Rapides, and in orr
three days stay there we heard
more political chin music than for
three months previous In the
matter of the district judgeship
the prevailing impression seems to
be that the present incumbents
will be candidates for reelection,
with Irion and Coco of Avoyelles,
Hunter of Rapides and Wickliffe
of Grant in the field. Our popu-
lar friend Jno. G. Ryan appears to
have the race for the district at
torneyship all to himself thus far,
and should another Richmond APP
pear in the field, he is going to
find John hard customer to beat.
We also heard a good deal about
local candidates in Rapides, but as
they are somewhat out of our beat
it is best not to say anything about
them. On the gubernatorial con-
troversy, as between Nichols and
McEnery, we found number ia
voring both, but the prevailing
preference is for Jeffries, who may
be considered as having the parish
solid for him. Mr.. Jeffries has 6
great many strong friends also il
Grant and Sabine parishes, and, il
case of his candidacy, fair sup
port is confidently expected from
both of these parishes.
Taking the 2:45 train at Alexan
dria on.the morning of the 9th, w
arrived at Provencal in time fol
breakfast, and from thence were
driven by hack distance of twelv'
miles into the quaint old town o
Natchitoches, arriving there abou
/ 1870. We found the streets alread.
crowded with persons who hat
come to take part in the reunion o
Confederate and Union veterans o
the late war. At IL a. m. sharl
about four hundred veterans form
ed into line at the court house, witt
the Natchitoches brass band q
their head, and marched to pin
grove about half a mile distant
Fully five thousand persons wer
present on the grounds, where
stand had been erected and beauti
fully decorated by the ladies, i
, front of which seats had been pre-
pared for 5000 people. The stan
was occupied by the speakers, in
vited guests, lady chorists. mem
bers of the press, and the bras
) band. The orators of the day wer
/ Hon. B. F. Jonas, Attorney Geners
) M. j. Cunningham and Judg
/ David Pierson. All spoke abb
} and eloquently and the vast aud
> ence frequently expressed thei
approval in rounds of applause. A
. 2:3O dinner was announced, and th
3 vast crowd surged toward the eigf
tables. each 100 feet long, that wei
D grooming under great piles Of goo
y things to eat. The speakers an
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1887-08-13

What is sweet in the mouth is
not always good in the stomach. !.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1887-08-13

Prohibition was defeated by more
than lOO, 900 votes in Texas.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-02-11

White river is on high.
Plenty Of rain and muddy roads.
Fritz Mann and Esquire Abel caught
: hne lot Of Iogs - tho hsysvilIe eddy
Henry Rudolph's driver went to Loo
gootee yesterday with produce, TO chip
Il from there.
Mrs. Brook Edmousson has been very
sick, but We are glad 70 hear that she 10
improving some.
A. NJ. Abel will enjoy fsw weeks
vacation and visit friends before be goes
Of 70 school.
John Schoit Il building for himself :
new barn. John 10 : good citizen and
an industrious farmer.
Prot. A. 8. Abel IL instructing string
band out u the widow Hoffmau's; We
wish him success.
Joe Schwartz says ~ any or the gals
either il Martin or Dubois county want
. little home to 60 to. for them TO ap.
ply At the Hayesville Jerry"
Joe Weisheit hasn't been seen in our
little town since bis trip to Cincinnati
That 10 right. Joe; you had better stay
away. you might get lost Or run over By
; street car.
Maggie Neukam has come home from
KY. to see her sister, Mrs
George Leislner, who il at the point OF
death, but We hope God will spare her
lie and restore her to health for The II.
lure happiness Of her little family.
BACHELOR BILL.
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sith pain" = he nd cry o. many victim
Of rheumatism % neurnIgia, and 6oquently
otlscr diseases such = kidney and liver
Complaints, srs directly eraceabls % rheu-
mnsism o. nouralgia- These diseasoA iog
some unexplainAbIe reason. are rapidly IN
crensine, and II many instances aro The
direct cause Of much sicknGs which =
hides IL real origin q 70 b mistaken los
other diseases In curing rheumatism, men,
nl,:ia, sick headache, and IN many casn q
kidney and liver troubles Athlopho.oo -
wrought wonders. Those Who have used
Il are bet qualified % speak Of IL merit.
/ have ben badly afflicted with rheuma-
tism Tor II Or Is yearA Have visited lhe
Hos Springs and doctored with large
number Of The bet physicians without any
permanent benefit. ] finally tried Athlo-
phoros, and VA q once relieved froma state
Of total helplessness % that went about
my ordinary busineas n . few hours. In
ahort Il u Tie only medicine that ever
benefited me. HAMS REyNoLDA
CnWiordville, Ind.
Ex-policeman John NcGrath, South s..
Hills, Lafayette, Ind, nyD: "During las
winter Was taken with severe attack Of
rheumatism il the ociatic nerve Of my leg,
l suffered much pain, vac obliged . quit
work entirely, va helpless . lar = being
able 70 walk, " confined 70 my bed loI
six weeks. ID ny e6brts 70 Ct relief l
used many kinda q medicines and lini-
ments but failed % make any change for
the better. Ailer trying . many kinds Of
medicine was very loath 20 ny any new
remedy, but SEEING Athlophoroo recom-
msnded 20 highly ! purchased bottle.
alter using the bottle ] We entirely we'll
and able % 50 70 work. ] have not lot
sday's work sinos."
Every dEugyit should keep Athlephoros
I'd AthlophoFos Pill, but where they can
nol b bought Of the druggist the Athlo-
phoros Co.. III Wall st., New York, will
ssnd either (cassiags paid) on receipt Of
regular prics. which b 800 Per bottle
for AthlophoFos and SOC. for Pills.
Digestion. voakno1 1ervou dehf5iJ. diseasos
Sbsd. e. xsS6pSSsos fdh g uasqnalsd
November 18th. lss-m.
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DY virtue Of . certified copy or de-
- cree TO me directed from the Clerk
Of the Dubois Circuit Court, in Z cause
y herein Perry Simmons - plaintiff, and
Absolem Cooper, LAury Cooper, Nancy
Cooper. Thomas }. Brooke, assignee OF
Absolem Cooper, John 8. Lyle, David
Lytle ct a. are defendants, requiring me
10 make the sum Of One Hundred and
Sixty-0ne dollars and Seventy seven
cents, with interest on said decree and
costs, ! will expose ct Public Sale, to the
highest bidder, on
SATURDAY, THE 6rH DAY OF MARCH
A. u. 1887,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock Z. n.
and O'Clock p m, Of said day, at the
door or the Court House Ia Jasper. Du-
bois County, Indiana, the rents and pro-
fits for term not exceeding seven years
or the following Real Estate, situate 10
eaid Dubois County, and State Of In-
diana. to-wit:
The North-west quarter OF the South
east qnarser Of section No. thirteen (13).
In Tow nship No. one ~ North, OF Range
No. four (4) West; also the West half Of
the Northeast quarter OF the 6outh. east
quarter OF said Section No. thirteen (l3).
Township No. one ~ North, Range No.
four a. West also the East half or the
South west quarter Of Section No. twen-
~ (20), Town one ~ North, Rasge three
az West, being one hundred and forty
acres, more or lees, except one acre out
OF the North-east corner OF the North
west quarter 0fthe Southeast quarter or
Section No. thirteen (l3l Township No.
one ~ North, OF Range No. four lll
West, heretofore decided 60 the Trustee:
Of The Christian Chapel, Of Hickory
Grove, Dubois county, Indiana, and
moro particularly described - follows,
t0.wit: Commencing &c the North east
corner Of said Nerth-west quarter OF the
South-east quarter, thence running South
sixteen rods thence West ten rods !:
thence North sixteen rode; thence East
ton rods to the pIace q beginning.
II such rents and profits win not eeIl
for sufIlcIent sum 10 satisfy said decree.
interest and costa, will, % The same
time and place, expose 70 public sale the
fee simple OF said real estate, or 70 much
thereof % may b suilclont 70 dIsohsrRe
said Decree Interest and costs.
Said aale will b made without any re-
lief whatever from valuation or appraieo-
FERDINAND SCHNEIDER.
sheriff or Dubois County.
CLEMENr DoAxE. ATTY for Pm.
Fob. Alb, loe7-Sw. tpf. ol9.l
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Messrs. NhittInghill q Simmons ere
doing land-0flcs business IN cracking
corn.
Our merchants seem 10 b doing good
business, considering the weather, and
they ars I'll jolly good fellows TO deal
with. n you don't believe it, come up
and " them.
We noticed : young couple last Sun.
dsy afternoon standing 10 the front yard
e though Il Was TOO warm IN The house.
Nay b lt Was fos the young man. Il
looked ; great deal like swinging On The
gate.
We sro having considerable sickness
q and around The Ham. Among The
sick aro uncle Billy cCarroIl and grand.
ne Newland, both very poorly. We
hope, however, they may soon b out
again.
w hear considerable talk about The
O.. r. = ,. h. r.. but whether Il q solid
TALK o. not ] q unable % say. We
heard work Was % begin here soon, then
again We heard (be engineer wsro cor.
veying line IRON French Lick south 70
The Airline h. r., but e q only hear
~, % dont 80 much o. 4.
HlLLzAxxER.
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NOTICE hereby given 70 the citizens o. Jasper snd
An cambridge township, Dubois county Indiana that
the undersigned will apply 70 the Hosrd " County
Commissioners Of Dubois county, q their March term
l7. under the provisions of an Act entitled IAN Act
20 regulate and license the sale Of sprituous vsnoas
malt and other intoxicating liquors limit the licens
Zee to be harRed By cIties and ard repeal all
former laws regulating the sale Of Intoxicating liquors.
and ell LAYS and parts II laws coming IN hict with
the provisions Of this prescribn penalties for the
violation thereof and declaring rgency passed
BY the Legislature Of Indiana IN 1875 for license to
cell pirituous. sinous and malt liquors. in quantities
less than quart At time to be drank the premises
tor term Of one year The precise location where he
desires 70 sell 10 In Z. house situated aud beng me
eoutls vast corner o. Lot No Ninety. shown upon
the original map plat Of the town Of Jasper Balm
bridge township, Dubois county. Indiana.
Yeh llth. lasz-sx.
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Wesley Greene Il In our town visiting
bic family aud friends.
Pneumouis has been very common for
some time. / believe our DR.. basu't
lest but one case, but be IL kept busy.
Dr.. WIN. A. Line aud Am a1da Win
niger got married last Sunday evening
before supper but they ate supper AFTER
the wedding.
Very muddy just It this time. Davis
creek has had her Sunday clothes on.
Last Saturday Wa he largest water in
four years.
Frank was In town Tuesday, looking
for that Eastern watch, but didn't find Il.
He said he had raft OF logs started to
Jasper Monday. He will not send money
for another watch soon.
The protracted meeting closed last
Saturday night, after two weeks session.
There were twelve conventions and nine
|sccessions. This closes the big meeting
and its too muddy 10 work, and people
ere taking their rest.
The o., p. 3 J. railroad Il . fash. q
|least from French Lick 70 jasper. Al
|anv rate the company b surveying from
the Lick 70 Birdseye this week. Mike
Brown says be don't care, because the
survey split bic bottom middle In two.
/ heard to day that old granney Baker,
wife Of Rev. Peter Baker, had received
o pension voucher for more than two
|thousand dollars. This will keep the
old lady and her helpless husband and
con some time. Blessed good govern
ment
ZrPPY Coox.
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u Y virtue OF = certified copy Of . de
ID cree 20 me directed from the Clerl
OF tho Dubois Circuit Court. IN . caus'
wherein George Buvger. ST.. Is plaintiff
Iand Anthony Lover, Emma Lever and
Matthias Hsltich. administrator Of TN
estate Of Barbara Knapp, deceased. are de.
PENDANTS. requiring me 20 make the sum
|of Two Hundred aud Seventy dollar,
and Filly-tw0 cents. with interest on
said decree and costs. will expose q
public sale. 70 the highest bidder, on
SATURDAY. THE 10TH Day or FEB
RUARY A. d 1887.
between the hours OF 10 o'clock Z. m.
and o'clock p. M, OF said day. ~ the
door Of the Courthouse In jasper, Du.
bois county, Indiana. the rents and
pr0hts for term not exceeding seven
years. Of the following Real Estate,
situate IN the County Of Dubois, aud
State OF Indiana, to-wit:
The Wcst half or tho South. west
quarter Of Section Number Thirty l30),
Ia Township Number Cine ~ South, OF
Range Number Four a. West, contain
Ing eighty acres, more or less.
ID such rents and profits will not sell
for sufficient sum TO safety said decree
interest aud costs, will At the same time
and place expose 10 public sale the fee
simple OF sald Real Estate, or 90 much
thereof % may be sufficient to discharge
said decree, interest and costs.
Said sale will be made without any re-.
lief whatever from valuation or appraise-
ment laws.
FERDINAND SCHNEIDER
Sheriff Dubois County.
BRUNO BUErTNER. Atty for PHI.
Jan. 28th. 1887 - 3w. lpf. 50 OO.1
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The following from - exchange "
endorse heartily:
Too many are opt 70 think that Il mat.
tero but little whether the Newspaper 4
paid promptly or not; that 4 4 : small
sum. and i q but little consequences,
IhIe u DOT oecoueo subscribers sro a..
willing q poy, but rather becauso thev
ere Negligent Each one imagines thct
booaooo Bic yooro in6ebtednoos amounts
% % small ; ooms The printer cannot s.
much ID want o. L. without loe I no.
mouk thinking that The fruits o. DE busl-
noso oro 0odo % o. oxootly ouoh lIttlo
euMo, end thol 10 Aggregate Of 81 oub.
acF'ptiono Z ~ q 0eans - lneonslder-
se'e onount q money, without which
~ Qrol|shers could not continue y i.
~ opls peper.
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NOTICE IL hereby given that pursuant
~ to an order, the Surveyor OF Du bois
county, Indiana. will on the 18th day OF
March A. d. 1887, proceed:to run and es.
tablish the intermediate lines and CORNERS
of Sections IA 20 aud -. Township one
IL North, Range four al West. All per-
sous interested will govern them elves
accordingly. MICHAEL KELLER.
Feb. llth, 1857 3W.
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orEx-S State Supt. Jno. y. Bloss. Prof.
w. a. Bell, editor Of the Indiana Schoo
Journal, and a. n. Sweeney, Co. Suppl
Of This county, have been appointed By
ibe State Tcschers' Association to make
written suggeslions 70 the Legislature
regarding necessary changes q the
school laws Of Indiana. They have pre-
pared lengthy report, suggesllog among
other thingo that the one trustee method
- retained |; that be sbooId b elected
IN April and begin bic olDce The 6rsl
Monday Of August; that The Board 81
Education IN session make I'll prices and
purchasee, and that the trustees annually
publish statement OF I'll expondi-
lures itemized. Also that Tie term Of
Office b four years, and that be ret Z
salary proportional % labor and respon. :
slbility required. They also suggested
that the trustee b compelled 70 visit
schools twice year. that the ofEice OF
director Be- abolished and The oGlce OF
jauit0r substituted. and that three County
Superintendent b added 70 The State
Board Of Education. and that each Go.
Superintendent IN the State shall here.
aSter hold Ssais license. 50 let those
Who sspire - b. Co. Sups. now got down
70 work on the twen:y branches required
Of those earning that certificate.
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Of Application for Liquor
License.

NOTICE IL hereby given to the citizens Of Birdseve
IN and Jefferson township DUBOIS county. Indiana
that the undersigned will apply 70 the Board Of
term, 1857 under the provisions Of an Act entitled An
Act 70 regulate and license the sale Of spintucus vncus
malt and other Intoxicating liquors. 20 limit the license
fee 70 be charged by cities and towns 70 repeal all
former laws regulating the sale Of intoxicating liquors.
and az laws and parts Of laws coming In conflict
with the provisions Of this act, prescribing penalties
for the violation thereof and declaring emergency
passed by the Legislature Of Indiana, IN ISIS for
license 10 sell spiruous and malt liquors. IN
quantities eS than quart time. be drank on the
premises. for o. year The precise location
where he desires sell IN situated and heing
upon Lot No. s. tDmans addition the town Of Birds
GILBERT H. ABEL.
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&44s AVW 0044 u 4m04A&O90e
The teachers cf Hall township held
their last Institute &C tho Roach school.
house. The Institute was called 10 order
1t 8 80 :. M, By the President.
The fret subject WAS Analysis, BY Mr.
F. Pinnick short discussion followed
A very Interesting lesson on busineei
forms was presented b. Mr.. +. ]. Nolan.
Institute adjourned till p. o.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Percentage VA ably presented by Mr..
r. 8. Hessemer.
Letter Writing was presented by Mr..
r. aICrook; as~hort discussion folIow we'd.
Arithmetic 9th Grade, Wa presented
By H. A. Sutton.
The following resolutions we're read
and adopted:
Whereas, Prof. A. NJ. Sweeney, the
Superim tendent OF public
Icho0ls Of Dubois county, he proven
himself to be Z man Of rare ability IL the
or the schools ia said coun-
~ aud.
Whereas, He has had elk years OF ex-
perience 10 said county - County Su-
perinteDdent: and,
Whereas. NJ. Sweeney il BY bic schol-
Arly attainmente, emiuemtly qualified for
the position be now holds; therefore.
Resolved, That We, the teachers Of Hall
township. 10 Institute assembled. request
Prof. A. y. Sweeney 70 consent to be :
candidate for the County Superintend-
eucy the ensuing term.
Received. That We solicit Mr.. j. II.
Seng, the Trustee OF Hall township, TO
give NJ. A. N Sweeney > firm support.
Upon motion The jnsiitute adjourned
SINE DIE.
JOHN KINNEY, Psesident.
n. a. SUTTON, secretary.
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PIT Indlsna q 10 demoosollo oolun,n
y leoa New Albany Lo6ges.
Do 9 crow 100 loud llll we're ont Of
the wos'ds. lf Clevelsnd should be the
Democratic nominee Blaine would beae
HIN 10000 voses In lndisna--no matter
vho might b pul on with him Tor Vice.
Pvesldeml heudrlcka noble chnracser
and work alone saved Indiana ID 1884.
hut The Hoosier State would 30 unoues
s'on:o'y Democratic with : Weslern
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NOTICE Il hereby given that At the
~ January term. 1887, Of the Dubois
Circuit Court, the estate OF Byrum f.
Roberts, deceased, was declared probs-
bly, insolvent. Those interested are no
titled that il will be settled accordingly.
JANIS w. RoBERrs, Admr.
TRAYLoR 4 HUNTER. Att'ys.
February 4th, 1667-3w.
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The New Albany Government cour'
house and poat-of||ce u 20 b. built a.
Ohio sandstone, The supervising Archi-
sect maintaining that the stone 70 or .
superior quality. The foundation viii
ps"hah'y he Indiana oolisic llmestone.
= Nov Albany ledger.
Yea, The Chicago frs demonstrated
the superiority Of good sandstone owe,
every other variety. But u need not b.
brought all The way from Ohio to New
Albany, unless the Government u anx.
ious 20 pay freight. Dubois county hes
Just - good sandstone for building pur-
poses - exists IN tho world blue. white.
gray and brown. hut the owners need :
little more enterprise TO develope it and
plsce i in market properly.